The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) on Sunday launched a salvo on the ruling BJP after six of many idols put in on the Mahakal Lok hall on the well-known Mahakaleshwar temple in Madhya Pradesh’s Ujjain collapsed and acquired broken attributable to gusty winds. Former Bihar chief minister Lalu Prasad Yadav’s social gathering, which earlier right now triggered an issue by comparing the new Parliament building with a coffin, stated even God is fed up with the “robbers and conspirators cheating innocent people in the name of God and religion.”

These broken idols weren’t contained in the temple, however within the Mahakal Lok hall, which was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in October final 12 months. The whole value of the Mahakal Lok challenge is ₹856 crore with the primary part costing ₹351 crore.

“There are a total of 160 idols installed at the Mahakal Lok corridor, out of them six fell down as strong winds swept through the area,” Ujjain Collector Kumar Purshottam stated.

Reacting to the reported injury, RJD stated, “Even God is fed up with the vicious robbers and conspirators who cheat innocent people in the name of God and religion.”

“Upar waale ke ghar der hai andher nahi,” the social gathering’s official Twitter deal with posted in Hindi which roughly means “justice is delayed, but not denied, in God’s house.”

The hall, stated to be one of many longest within the nation, traverses the previous Rudrasagar Lake which has been revived as a part of the redevelopment challenge across the Mahakaleshwar temple, one of many 12 ‘jyotirlingas’ within the nation.

Talking in regards to the native climate circumstances, India Meteorological Department’s Bhopal centre Duty Officer J P Vishwakarma advised PTI that the forecast for Sunday stated gusty winds would blow on the pace of 40 to 50 kilometer per hour (KMPH) at remoted locations in Ujjain in the course of the day.

Talking over cellphone, he additionally stated, “We don’t have an Automatic Weather Station in Ujjain to measure the speed of the wind in Ujjain. We are going to demand for it.”

(With PTI inputs)